Exploration Commences on M10 Massive Sulphide Prospect in Ecuador

VANCOUVER, BC -- (MARKET WIRE) -- February 14, 2007 -- MPH Ventures Corp. (TSX.V: MPS) (the
"Company")announces that it has commenced its field program on the M10
massive
sulphide prospect in Ecuador. The M10 property is located in the
Pichincha province, 50 kilometres west-southwest of Capital Quito in
Ecuador, immediately north and adjoining Cornerstone Capital's and
Coastport Capital's La Plata gold-rich VMS (volcanic massive
sulphide) deposit, and covers an area of 4,915 hectares. MPH Ventures
is earning a 50% interest in the M10 massive sulphide prospect from
Lateegra Gold Corp.

The initial focus of the field program is mapping and sampling, with
a particular focus on the southern area of the M10 concession. MPH
Ventures was able to locate maps of field work carried out in the
early 1990's, which have assay data and geological mapping
information. The Company's field crew is going back to these areas
of earlier work and will attempt to verify the information contained
therein.

Stream sediment sampling commenced on Feb 11, 2007 and, subject to
success and accessibility, the Company proposes to collect
approximately 150 stream sediment samples for analysis.

The earlier maps show a grid on the south central portion of the M10
concession and MPH Ventures will attempt to recapture the old grid to
commence the soil sampling. The grid and soil sampling will commence
once an environmental study is completed. The Company expects the
soil sampling to commence in about one month's time.

Once the grid and soil sampling are completed, MPH Ventures has
budgeted for a geophysical survey (IP Mag.). Decisions about where
to place the geophysical survey will be determined after the
geological and analytical data is available.

The M10 property was identified by Ing Fredy Salazar, who spent
several years as a senior geologist for Newmont Mining, and provided
consulting services for Aurelian Resources. Mr. Salazar was
instrumental in the identification of the land package known as the
Condor project held by Aurelian Resources located in the emerging
gold belt in southern Ecuador.

The exploration target on the M10 concession is the continuation of
the La Plata polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) trend.
Mineralization at La Plata and in the area occurs at or near the
north-south trending contact between intermediate and felsic
volcanics. Recent results from drilling on La Plata by Cornerstone
Capital and Coastport Capital returned significant massive sulphides
including 6.7 metres averaging 11 g/t gold, 78 g/t silver, 23% zinc,
1% copper and 8.9 metres averaging 32 g/t gold, 289 g/t silver, 18%
zinc, and 6% copper (see their news release dated June 22, 2006). The
M10 concession covers 7.5 kilometres of potential strike length of
favorable geology. Documented mineral showings are reported to exist
on the property including the El Diablo showing located on the south
limits of the property.

MPH Ventures Corp. is a gold, silver, and base metal exploration
company focused on mineral exploration and development within Latin
America.

For further information on MPH Ventures Corp. (TSX.V: MPS), visit the
Company's web site at www.mphventurescorp.com.

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Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than
statements of historical fact, included herein are forward-looking
statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be
no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, and
actual results and future events could differ materially from those
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actual results to differ materially from the Company's expectations
are disclosed in the Company's documents filed from time to time with
the British Columbia Securities Commission and the United States
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